SilverStone Technology Gaming Slim Computer Case for Mini-Itx with Integrated RGB Lighting Cases (SST-RVZ03B-USA)

Great case, everything is good packed

The good: I think this is an awesome small case. It looks awesome and the division of the mobo and full size gpu is great for cooling. I was even able to fit a corsair H60 AIO in it. Temperatures are between 36-45 idle and no more than 70 when gaming, these are great temperatures! The bad: cable management is tough with an ATX, I recommend going smaller. The "magnetic" dust filters dont actually stick to the side of the case... The worst thing though is only HALF the front panel works; and for some reason I have a single blinding LED in the corner (refer to picture). The led strip, right side USB, and microphone jack DO NOT WORK properly. I've doubled checked the cables and there is no damage to the pins or anything. Also, a damaged pin or cable would not explain why the left side works because they're all part of the same front panel unit. So now I have one working USB plug and half an LED strip. I could sent it back for warranty, but that would mean rebuilding this computer in its tight frame.

Love this case. Great design and quality. I opted to remove the graphics card mount tray entirely since I used an AMD APU for this build and loaded it with 3 full size HDDs and liquid cooling! Since I'm using this for security camera and Plex DVR this is perfect. I did end up disconnecting the RGBs since this will be on 24/7. Overall great case.

Pretty straight forward build despite the size. BIOS picked up my RTX 3080 on the 3.0 riser after updating without issue thankfully. Case 4-pin RGB cable was able to be plugged directly into 12V ARGB header even though the connector is not intended for it. The instructions say to plug it and the Reset plug into the RGB Controller which leaves you without a Reset button. I just made a mental note of the solid white/gray line on the positive wire of the included SATA power to case lighting plug and lined it up with the +/∆ mark on the ARGB header then plugged the Reset wire into my motherboard. Was missing the manual (pretty useless anyway), some screws, and all the RGB controller/accessories despite the store page and box stating they are included. For all I know it was missing more but I have never owned this case before.

It's a nice compact case, but it's a lot gone than it looks due to the fact that it can accommodate full sized power supplies and fill size graphics cards. Lighting is neat but your gonna have to get creative with the cable management.